The Statistics screen

The report of the work on each field, block by block and line by line — and the menu that chooses the field, saves the report and erases it.

The Statistics screen is the report of the work: how far you drove, how much you covered, how much you sowed, and how evenly. It is kept separately for each of five fields and survives switching off. Open it from the Table screen with a long swipe to the left. It has no way back: a further long swipe left goes on to the Motors screen, or to the home screen on a machine without motors.

The report is one long list. Swipe up or down to scroll it, one line per swipe.

The head and the work on the field

1. Field number. Field # and the number of the field whose report you see. A two-finger swipe right or left shows the next or the previous field.
2. (A). This is the active field — the one the panel writes to now.
3. Date and time. Today's date and the time of day.
4. Path. Distance driven, in km.
5. Area. Area covered, in Ha.
6. Operating time. Hours, minutes and seconds of work.
7. Movement speed. The average travel speed.
8. Started / Ended. When the work on this field began and ended.
9. Seeding. The next block — see below.

The seeding block

1. “Seeds sown (x1000)”. The total, in thousands of seeds.
2. “Quality”. The share of seeds placed singly, as intended. Judge the work by this number.
3. “Doubles”. Two seeds where one was intended.
4. “Skips”. A gap where a seed was intended.
5. “Not sown”. The share of the run when nothing came out at all.
6. “Factical” / “Setuped”. The two column headings: what was actually applied, and what was set.
7. “Population,ks/Ha”. In thousands of seeds per hectare; the deviation in brackets.
8. “Rate, s/m”. In seeds per metre; the target on the right.
9. “Sown” / “Not sown” / “Unknown”. The field split three ways, in hectares.
10. Bar. The same split as a coloured bar: green sown, red not sown, grey unknown.
11. “Seed sensors”. The next block — section by section.

“Unknown” is the area driven while the panel could not judge — not a fault, but not proof of work either.

Section by section

1. “Seed sensors”. One block per section follows.
2. Section. The section number, and the seeds it counted.
3. q d s n. Quality, doubles, skips and not sown for this section, in per cent.
4. Sown / not sown / unknown. The share of each for this section, and the bar.
5. Population. Thousands per hectare for this section, with its deviation.
6. Spacing. Seeds per metre for this section, with its deviation.

This is where an uneven drill shows itself. A section with a lower quality than the rest, or a longer red part of its bar, points at that row: a blocked outlet, a worn disk, a sensor that needs cleaning.

Blocks that appear on other machines

The menu of the screen

Tap the screen with two fingers.

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